... headlines around the world - not only for the grisly nature of the crime, but for the dramatic police chase that followed it. Crim had fled with a mistress ly half his age, disguised as a boy, but was recognised by the captain of the Montrose from photographs ...

... entertainment to cater for all tastes, dancers and instrumentalists from England and Georgia, plus singers from England, Finland and the USA B MAIN FESTIVAL EVENTS FESTIVAL PARADE SOUNDS % from Shrewsbury Castle SPECTACULAR ¥ o Saturday. June 24, Ilam Shrewsbury ...

... handle tilted tennis racket sold for £1,600 while an emblem from a bodyline cricket blazer went for £6OO. Other items included a DT racing scrapbook which realised £250 and an Olympic torch from the 1936 games which went for £250. . Call in to help - the ...

... items, inbilia grows. cluding two autographed dinner menus in cele- A scrapbook compiled by a mystery Bloom- bration of Blackpool’s appearance in the 1948 field Road official from the Seasiders’ hey- FA Cup Final. day of the early 1950 s is expected to ...

... London in 1932 and began directing his own films. During the Second World War, he made propaganda films for the British Ministry of Information, returning to his homeland to make A Letter from Ulster. “In his heyday, he was up there with David Lean and Carol ...

... 7pm at the community centre when it is hoped to get support from parents, friends and indeed anyone who could help with the running of the group. ELLA Gardiner shared snippets from her scrapbook at a meeting of the United Reformed Church Ladies’ Fellowship ...

... America. Her words would have been a welcome respite for Wimbledon officials, reeling from the criticisms the tournament has been fending off, regarding cvexthmg from the seeding methods to the players’ facilities. Hingis was never likely to throw her ...

... East Central Europe in the Modern World: The Small States of the Borderlands from Pre to Postcommunism. 23cm.590p. £37.50 Stanford UP (7.2000) 0 8047 3743 6 Lecky, William Edward Hartpole. History of European Morals: From Augustus to Charlemagne. 21cm. 184 ...

... qualify, competing with top players from Derbyshire and Northamptonshire and he also on other occasions qualified for the Cameron and Ryedale Mercury Open Pairs and for the News of the World Tournament playing from the White Hart. Centificates also illustrate ...

... were kept home from school, to amuse you there would be old magazines, a pair of scissors, a scrapbook and some glue. Ispent quite a lot of time when Iwas a child cutting out things I fancied from magazines. I had a bank of images from that time of the ...

... for young people at decora- An aerial view of the world'’s first Iron Bridge. Y ol T o p ‘bi;a . tive design. At Coalbrookdale, the Coalbrookdale Scrapbooks show letters, descriptions and pictures from the early days of the Industrial Revolution at Abraham ...

... care enough for its fellow man. He recognised that there was a lot of good in the world, but that it did not make good news. Is it, therefore, the media that portrays the world as such as desolate place or man that makes it so? ...